absolutely beautiful......whoa...i like it so much, i like the other one too, but this is so much better, u say u do this in illustrator? do u need a plug in for it or something? into faves & 10/10 4 u : {D
No plug-in needed...I just start drawing the left side (always the left for some reason) with the pencil tool, copy, paste, reflect, and align. I always use opposing colors so I can magic wand areas in Photoshop. I then recolor and filter (usually lighting effects).
This is quite exciting,it looks like an ancient carving.Very well done..The details the image is as a whole the colors and shading you chose...Great work !
Does this have a meaning?
Life is like climbing to a mountain,
İf you look down youll be afraid to fall down,
if you look up youll be scared
of the long way you still have to climb;
but if you only care about the place you are at the time;
its the fastes way up..
-Pick a goal care about the place you are at-
Cem Karahan
"How can I tell that the past isn't a fiction designed to account for the discrepancy between my immediate physical sensations and my state of mind?"-Douglas Adams
Looks like a photograph of a mural or a henna tattoo. The lighting effects really make it look real, hence the photographic effect. I'm impressed. 10/10 from me, and congratulations.
-Graceless intrusion...
Are you sanctified in your
judgment of me?
-Someone else's fate
We are deciding (abortion)
-I can see much clearor now I that I'm blind
-I used to think death was the end
-John Petrucci ...†Carpe Diem†...
My lonely image: Father and Son
You say you got this out of the back of your head? Sometimes that's the best place to go for inspiration. You did awesome! Maybe you should go to the back of your head more often.
WOW - I love it. Of course I am a bit attatched to turtles...so be that as it may. This is still a lovely piece of work. Very detailed and flowing. I also like the fact you mirrored it in the middle so each side is perfect.
Your style works, Rob. This is as good as the rest of 'em.
I just started paying attention to the illustrations and so on on Caedes, and you're definitely one of the best on here -- unless you count Van Gogh or Escher, but hey, they've got an unfair advantage, what with the whole "mastery" thing. <: